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Leica Round Specimen Holder with 3 Clamping Rings, Silver 14050238002

UsedLeicaMicrotomesGermany

€500excl. VAT

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Product description

Silver Leica microtome round specimen holder with 3-ring clamping for cylindrical embedding blocks.

The Leica Round Specimen Holder 14050238002 is a silver microtome accessory designed for securely holding round and cylindrical specimens, including round embedding blocks. Its three-ring clamping system accommodates specimens of different sizes and provides stable positioning during microtome sectioning.

Technical specifications

  • Brand: Leica
  • Part number: 14050238002
  • Product type: Round specimen holder
  • Clamping system: Three-ring clamping
  • Color: Silver
  • Compatibility: Leica microtomes
  • Application: Secure mounting of cylindrical and round embedding blocks

This Leica microtome specimen holder is suitable for histology and laboratory sectioning workflows requiring reliable support for round specimens. The item is in good used condition and is fully functional.

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Last updated 19 October 2026